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When it was released, Windows 7 was Microsoft’s most advanced operating system ever. Compared to earlier Microsoft operating systems, Windows 7’s changes under the hood improve performance, security, reliability, compatibility, and the user experience. There are those who say that since this is so that Windows 7 doesn’t need to be tweaked. Step 1: Swap the Start screen for a Start menu. Without a doubt, the most unfamiliar (and, for some, most annoying) feature of Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 is its tile-based Start screen.

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Anyone seen this before (desktop screenshot): https://iyt2pw.dm2301.livefilestore.com/y2pHbIVh7YI83KTddMt7zhCdJnnqt0M0VbEhgRwWKgzuHhN7fnc9WlKbxWYtwvX0AEv02ORuXalbTDZLPzO5hdxCJuYYdrptY5NvYxspmsE66U/win8_1-taskbar-glitch.jpg?psid=1
Basically, when I start a program e.g. IE11, the task bar at the bottom, which is set to auto-hide, partially shows with just a few pixels wide line from it showing, until I mouse down to it then the whole task bar appears. This has happened on several Windows 8.1/2012 R2 installs on this machine, which has a 3930K, 16GBs RAM, EVGA GTX 780 Classified, and Samsung 840 Pro SSD. All I have installed, since I just did a re-install to switch back to 8.1 from 2012 R2, is Visual Studio 2013 and a game (BF4). Using latest GPU drivers (337.88), although it never seems to make a difference which ones I use since it's always happened in 8.1/2012 R2. Been living with it since it's not a big deal, but I figured someone else would have seen it by now and MS would fix it in a patch, but nope. Turning off auto-hide of taskbar fixes it of course, but I like the extra vertical room since this is just a 1680x1050 monitor.
Minor edit: 16GBs, not 12GBs, of RAM.